Kontrol Technologies Corp C.KNR

Primary Symbol: N.KNR Alternate Symbol(s): KNRLF

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Kontrol Technologies Corp. is a Canadian company, which is engaged in smart buildings and cities through Internet of things (IoT), cloud and software as a service (SaaS) technology. The Company provides solutions and services to its customers to improve energy management, monitor continuous emissions and accelerate the sustainability of all buildings. It aggregates data generated by IoT devices in cloud-based management and analytics services. This allows remote devices to be monitored and controlled by facilities managers via smartphones and tablets. The Company has collected and analyzed approximately 15 billion data records across various buildings. It is developing a suite of IOT devices, including the Smart EMS and various related sensors to connect buildings and make them intelligent. It provides in-suite building automation solutions and can be integrated into existing building automation systems.

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Comment by Whydunniton Dec 18, 2020 10:14am

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JohnFriesen wrote:

Coconuty wrote:
The webinar was pretty much as expected, rehash of known info. What I was looking forward to was the demonstration, which was an utter disappoinment. No close ups of the internals just a zoomed out shot of the cover door open, Gary Saunders had no inflection or excitement in his voice when doing the demonstration. How are people going to get excited about the product if you just talk in monotone. Lastly there should have been a video showing the device triggering when being testing in their lab setting so people can actually see it working. I realize the last one would be difficult to do but it would surely help by giving people something tangible.

I have a feeling that was what people were expecting, rather than just a noisy machine running and doing nothing. I have to agree, the demo was a bust.